Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

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the OpsEa Honss lnss eFsnina. euinl
probahiy 10 she fnefsmsns~ - "a
weafher. Il i % Be regretted thas slsr
seaks usrs not oesapisd. for TIE sntsS'
tainmant vas EnaaRursisa and sarrist
thr0nRh In behalf Of . very wUr4h,
canse, and skesld have reesissd eardia
suppoE3 from all Of car music lovinl
pe0pls. These Who did sttend felt am
ply repaid In listening 70 the foiiswinl
Marsh, sBraes Up,". y. b. Waaswortl
FoEepa1gh'E Aggregation Geo .Ssufhwel
Firrt Baatalion Band.
RscfEation. fhe Last Hymn.
Ms. AfkinaoI
BAritune Solo, sBsdouia LGve S0ng'
Pineaail Mr.. Stsseni
SSeEenAde to Mamie fPaEteal 49,.
First Battalion Banl
Chosus, ''OsrRoFals" (Rsesinil 49,.
...... Congregational Church Coof
PiAno Solo, Selected ............
Miss Mamie Calhoun
Stereoptioan Views.
PAKT n.
Grand Selection, sPatiencep fSnlIivsul
..-............F First Battalion Banl
Recitation, "Ihe Ride Of McNeafr
...............M Mrs. @. r. Ward
soprano Solo, eSpring TING dane 8
IoErey ......-.-.....-M rs- Barton
MEssrs. Bowman. Oolman, Bates. Oolman
song. "rhe Three Tramps" (Molloyl
Mrs. Stevens
j. :. S Cse%. "GaloUr -. (Psssssl
Fret Battalion Band.
The ave selections By the band ven
very yell rendered. although the acous-
ties Of the stage are not such ~ allow
OF . thoroughly enjoyable performances
~ brass instruments. Selections which
in TIE open cir would have bsen *.
tremeiy entertaining scanned by The
Gloss surroundings 10 be somewhat
load and everpoweFing.
Mrs Atkinson reeited The Last
Hymnn with considerable feeling, bul
her voice is not particularly strong. and
ID vas difficult in the rear Of the audi
torium to catch the enansiation Of ssme
OF her lines.
The baritone solo and song BY Mr..
Stevens were received with mach favor,
he on both occasions being recalled. he
has full, powerful voice, which be
uses 10 effect, the only criticism being
that bis upper tones are af times little
thin and wanting In richness.
The church ehnir's chorus sailed
forth hearty applause. which continued
until the ladies and gentlemen reap
poared and sang very sweetly Good
Night; Gene 20 Watch Ger Thea"
Miss Calhoun vas very fortunate Ia
her piano seleotion, and By her excel
lent execution over q difficult score suc-
sesded in offering one Of the best mum
bers of the evening. She was recalled.
Mrs. @. r. Ward reclted F'Jenny Nc.
Meals Ride" With much spirit. Her
voice IL clear and strong and she has
not q little dramatic ability.
Mrs. Barton was enkhusiagticAliy en-
cored 1t the conclusion Of her rendition
of "Springtime," and sang very charm
ingly "The Meeting at the Stile."
The quartette was entertaining,
though lacking she spirit and vig0r
which 10 generally associated with Q
capital effort b. four mals voices.
As noted in tbs programme, during the
intermiasion the h0use was darkened
and the audience entertained with few
vievs. Owing 20 the dim
ness Of the pictsres reproduced, and 70
the hurry displayed In passing them
over the screen, ID cannot be said that
this part Of the entertainment vas .
great success. Nevertheless II vas the
cause Of much mefFiment on the part Of
the young fraternity In the gallery.